Back for round 2?

[SpoolinSonic]

Hey guys, so I used to own a 2012 lt 1.4t sonic around 2012-2016 and it was great for what they are, had a ddm intake on it and never got around to doing the tune, anyways I did an extensive amount of research on what was best for the car but being away from this platform for so long im sure a ton has come out for it. That being said im looking into getting a 13 rs 1.4 and want to know what are some of the recent things that came out that are worth doing? loved my ddmworks intake as it really opened up the spool and turbo noises, and my buddy still has his cable from his tune so wondering if there are newer tunes out.

 

[Espysonic]

Hey guys, so I used to own a 2012 lt 1.4t sonic around 2012-2016 and it was great for what they are, had a ddm intake on it and never got around to doing the tune, anyways I did an extensive amount of research on what was best for the car but being away from this platform for so long im sure a ton has come out for it. That being said im looking into getting a 13 rs 1.4 and want to know what are some of the recent things that came out that are worth doing? loved my ddmworks intake as it really opened up the spool and turbo noises, and my buddy still has his cable from his tune so wondering if there are newer tunes out.

Down pipe will give you good spool noises, bypass the bypass, grab a BOV, then you’ll be doin better


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[skurtov]

Really depends. Most of the stuff is really the same. Bigger turbo is available from BNR. Usual bolt ons are the usual.

 

[YouBeTailsIllBeSonic]

I heard the "bypass the bypass" mod can potentially cause serious mechanical issues? If nothing else head over to the cruze forum and look before you leap.

Sent from my SM-A520W using Tapatalk

 

[SpoolinSonic]

yeah i did a bit of research afterwards and found that its mostly still the same stuff thats relevant. So Ive been keeping my options open and have been looking into mazdaspeed3's as well, I have one lined up to look at so i may go that route. Always appreciate the feedback here though!